On Wed, 7 Jun 2000 (Yesterday), Tom Lane wrote:
TL> Trurl McByte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
TL> > Error in dumpig defaults on serial type!
TL> > If table name have non-statndart name (example: "Order")
TL> > sequenser auto created with name "Order_id_seq".
TL> > In the dump filed definition is:
TL> > ...
TL> > "id" int4 DEFAULT nextval ( 'Order_id_seq' ) NOT NULL,
TL> > ...
TL> > , but need:
TL> > ...
TL> > "id" int4 DEFAULT nextval ( '"Order_id_seq"' ) NOT NULL,
TL> > ...
TL>
TL> Hmm. This is not pg_dump's fault: the default expression is actually
TL> being stored that way in the database. Someone seems to have thought
TL> it was a good idea to strip the double quotes at parse time instead
TL> of run time :-(.
In the same dump pg_dump writes the following:
...
CREATE SEQUENCE "Order_id_seq" start 0 increment 1 maxvalue 2147483647 minvalue 1
cache 1 ;
SELECT nextval ('"Order_id_seq"');
...
Quite probably and serial type it is possible to generate differently.
TL>
TL> Will fix for 7.1 ... in the meantime, don't name your sequences that way
TL> ...
I shall wait for...
TL>
TL> regards, tom lane
Thanx
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